Modern Pagan and Native Faith Movements in Central and Eastern Europe (Studies in Contemporary and Historical Paganism)

"This is the first book to provide a very comprehensive and differentiated depiction of new heathen movements in Central and Eastern Europe, which is not limited to the analysis of the country, but the indigenous people in Romanticism and nationalism Encourage reflection on beliefs Roots and their interactions in a globalized world.This book is a must read for those who are interested in this important but often overlooked topic. "- George Washington University Marlene Laur

"This diversified work not only provides a detailed historical journey to the western region that had not been developed so far, it also provides useful and useful reference material for the 12 Central and Eastern European people To do."

"A series of wonderful researches on (new) infidels and other local religious and cultural movements ... attractive" - ​​Anthropology Review Database

Slav Aboriginal belief, also known as Rodnovery, is modern pagan religion. As a new religious movement, the practitioner can go back to the historical belief system of the Slavic people of Central and Eastern Europe. The Rodnover organization further describes Religion as Orthodox, Old Faith, and Vedicism, but "Rodnovery" is a widely accepted self-description in the community. Rodnovers generally thinks that their religion is a faithful continuation of ancient faith which survived as a conscious "double faith" after folk religion or medieval slavic Christianization. Rodnovery used even non-Slav cultural sources such as the surviving historical and archaeological materials, folk religion and Hinduism. Rodnov's theology and cosmology can be explained as the spirit of the supernatural god who worships the universe, polytheism, and polygamus, ancestor and the spirit of nature determined through slavic culture.

Modern pagan, also called modern pagan and Neo Georges, is a collective term which is claimed to be influenced by various historical pagan beliefs in modern Europe, North Africa, the Near East, or from new religious movements. Although they have similarities, modern pagan religious movements are diverse, none of them shares a single belief, habit or text. Most scholars studying this phenomena regard it as a movement of a different religion but because it explains it as a single religion, the heathen belief is suitable as a denomination. Not all members of the beliefs or beliefs considered to be neopagans are considered as "pagan"